The two documents, The Jesuit Relations, and Instructions for the Virginia Colony share

commonalities in their approaches in enforcing Christianity on the Native people. Both French

and English believe in exposing and converting the natives to Christians in order to make it

easier for the countries to take over the land. The English announce to the natives in their

document, "...make yourselves all of one mind, for the good of your country and your own, and

serve and fear God." In other words if everyone had the same beliefs ( British and Natives ), they

will create one strong mind with clear and consistent objectives capable of creating and

maintaining a successful country. Likewise the French als

From the documents it is also noted that the English took a sneaky route in invading the

God. To the English and the French the natives were seen as being spiritual, the French noted

memories of those they left behind. They believed that death is neither punishment or reward,

with different values and appearances. They did this by not letting them see the English with

strong "If the country be populous you shall do well also." The goal was to put everyone on the

same side, so that when the British moved further in the continent there would be no dispute.

while still living on an equal treatment barter system. Consequently they felt it was necessary for

Some common words found in the essay are:
Christ French, British Natives, English French, French English, French English's, Likewise French, Virginia Colony, French British, Christianity Native, british natives,
Approximate Word count = 522
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)